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Exploring the Advantages of Rural Spaces for Teaching and Learning STEM: A Scoping Review of Research Exploring How Rural Social Spaces Enable STEM Education Practices
The rural STEM education narrative is dominated by deficit views--rural students underparticipate and underperform in STEM compared to metropolitan students, and rural schools struggle to staff and resource STEM classes. Despite these challenges, research is emerging that suggests rural spaces can b
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